Resume Builder UI Overhaul
Budget: $30 – $50 USD
I run a Next.js + Tailwind CSS résumé-generation platform and conversions have plateaued. I’m ready to invest in a visual overhaul that keeps every line of code that already works while finally making the site look as professional as the underlying AI.
My current website: https://resume.cerouno.dev
Scope
• Redesign three areas: the public-facing homepage, the résumé preview page (A4 container that exports to PDF must remain pixel-perfect), and the pricing / payment modal.
• Add new necessary sections to the homepage—testimonials, security notes, awards, or anything else you believe will nudge visitors to click “Generate.”
• Make the entire flow feel trustworthy through a polished, professional design; how you achieve that—modern typography, a refined palette, or stronger imagery—is up to you.
• Maintain responsive behaviour on mobile and tablet and preserve existing Next.js routing and state logic.
What I’ll provide
• Current Git repo with all Tailwind components and utility classes already in place
• Brand guidelines (logo, primary colour is up to you)
• A staging link and Vercel preview URLs for quick iteration
Preferred workflow
1. Low-fidelity wireframes to confirm layout changes
2. High-fidelity mock-ups (Figma or similar) for sign-off
3. Component implementation in the codebase via pull request
Acceptance criteria
– No regression in PDF export accuracy or A4 preview scaling
– Lighthouse performance and accessibility scores remain ≥ current levels
– New design is fully responsive and visually consistent across latest Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge
If you’re comfortable marrying clean React architecture with standout UI, let’s talk deliverables and timelines.
My current website: https://resume.cerouno.dev
Scope
• Redesign three areas: the public-facing homepage, the résumé preview page (A4 container that exports to PDF must remain pixel-perfect), and the pricing / payment modal.
• Add new necessary sections to the homepage—testimonials, security notes, awards, or anything else you believe will nudge visitors to click “Generate.”
• Make the entire flow feel trustworthy through a polished, professional design; how you achieve that—modern typography, a refined palette, or stronger imagery—is up to you.
• Maintain responsive behaviour on mobile and tablet and preserve existing Next.js routing and state logic.
What I’ll provide
• Current Git repo with all Tailwind components and utility classes already in place
• Brand guidelines (logo, primary colour is up to you)
• A staging link and Vercel preview URLs for quick iteration
Preferred workflow
1. Low-fidelity wireframes to confirm layout changes
2. High-fidelity mock-ups (Figma or similar) for sign-off
3. Component implementation in the codebase via pull request
Acceptance criteria
– No regression in PDF export accuracy or A4 preview scaling
– Lighthouse performance and accessibility scores remain ≥ current levels
– New design is fully responsive and visually consistent across latest Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge
If you’re comfortable marrying clean React architecture with standout UI, let’s talk deliverables and timelines.
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